"Crawlspace" or "crawl space" - regardless of how you spell it, it means only one thing:

A Hidden Health Hazard!

Homes that are built over an exposed crawlspace have been linked to serious health and home issues. Some of the most common problems related to crawlspaces are:

• Musty odors in the home.
• Mold or moisture damage in the crawl space or living areas.
• Excessive humidity levels in the living area.
• Condensation on air conditioning ductwork within the crawlspace.
• Condensation on foundation walls, water pipes, or on the insulation.
• Radon levels exceeding EPA standards.
• Rodent and insect infestations.
• Wood rot on crawl space joists or framing.
• Warped hardwood floors.
• Cold ceramic tile or hardwood floors above the crawlspace.
• High utility bills.

For these reasons, the health science industry has determined that exposed dirt and gravel crawlspaces are a "hidden health hazard".

Isn't it time to do something about your Hidden Health Hazard?